Right well I will start from the beginning, just so you get what I am going on about. Well I had the implanon (contraceptive implant) in my arm since last January, so over a year. I got it taken out April 24th just gone. But before I had it out I had a period of nearly 3 weeks until the day before I got it removed I came off. I have had unprotected sex quite a lot since then and haven't used any other form of contraception as I am trying for a baby. I bled for 2 days on the 2nd Maybut really light bleeding. And I have even had a browny coloured dishcharge about a week after that. I have been experiencing some cramps lately as well in my lower abdomen. And hopefully this is a sign of pregnancy. Do you think it could be possible?

Please leave answers. I have taken a test but it was negative. But it is probably too early to tell at the minute.

It would be too early to test, however I think that what you are experiencing is a result of coming off the contraception. It is possible to be pregnant, but just a month after coming off a heavy form of contraception like that, is very unlikely. I suggest testing again in a few weeks and then I would call my doctor and ask his opinion... good luck..

Do you live in Europe, because I didn't think they used that type of contraception here in the US anymore...

I liv in UK. I get what you mean about coming off the contraception, because I've read that sometimes it takes up2 6 months for you fertility to right itself. But I have also read that it can be possible depending on what your body is like. Everyone is different.

Thank You

I would really wait until you get your next period and then do a test that way ul know for deffo, with my 1st pregnancy it took me a whole yr to conceive, but then again all women are different with their bodies so you neva know

Please read this. I am not saying implantation bleeding isn't possible it's just not highly probable... https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/pregnancy-new-motherhood/info-answers-frequently-asked-questions-our-health-expert-53866.html